Independent, self-managed infrastructure Read the production requirements

Separate frontend tier

An isolated server for Greenlight, PostgreSQL and Redis

Decouple user-facing room management from media processing. The result is simpler maintenance, more predictable resource use and a direct route to Scalelite.

01

Separate failure domains

Frontend maintenance should not consume resources on a running class server. Isolation limits resource competition and lets each layer follow its own backup and change schedule.

02

Right-sized instead of oversized

Greenlight does not need a media-node hardware profile. The isolated tier uses a smaller dedicated-compute VPS while keeping NVMe storage, public addressing and optional daily snapshots.

03

Ready for a load-balanced backend

Point Greenlight at one BigBlueButton API endpoint today, then introduce Scalelite as the backend pool grows. Keeping the frontend separate means that transition needs fewer moving pieces.

The operational reality

BigBlueButton capacity depends on how people use media. Hardware specifications help narrow the choice, but your own load test, monitoring and failure plan turn that choice into a production design.

Questions answered

What teams ask before ordering

Can I use an existing BigBlueButton server?+

Yes. Greenlight can connect to a compatible existing BigBlueButton endpoint when you provide the API URL and secret.

Is PostgreSQL included?+

The server resources are included. PostgreSQL installation is included only when Greenlight deployment is selected.